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923 trans filter?

cagosti

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What does the second under hood trans oil filter supposed to do.
Why have the oil pan one also ?

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Charles Agosti
 

wsucougarx

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The MV's are designed for heavy duty off road use. The redundant filtration system is there to help for the extra effort put out by these trucks. I suppose when you're out in the field for extended periods of time (ie: war), dropping the pan is probably least likely to happen. So the incorporation of the spin on would at least be done on a "routine" basis...hopefully;-). In fact I just changed out my filters a few days ago.
 

jonesal

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How much oil dripped down your arm changing the pan filter? That pan weighed more than I thought it would.

What kind of gasket on the pan did you use? A cork one came with the filter kit I used (military) but the one that came off was a black one of what I would call "traditional" gasket material (thinner). The black gasket wasn't seeping at all but the cork one looks like it is starting to seep. I torqued to the upper end of the spec in the TMs. I hate leaks.

Al Jones
'84 M923
 
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